Eliminate clunking front-end suspension noises, uneven tire edge wear, and steering wander with our heavy-duty replacement control arms.
Suspension control arms (A-arms) connect the vehicle frame subframe to the wheel steering knuckle, allowing smooth vertical wheel travel over bumps while maintaining precise camber and caster wheel alignment. Torn rubber bushings, dried ball joint grease, or bent stamped steel arms result in metallic clunking, loose steering feel, and rapid tire wear. Our replacement control arms come pre-fitted with vulcanized natural rubber bushings and greaseable ball joints.
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All upper and lower control arms come backed by up to 1-year warranty protection covering ball joint boot cracking, bushing tearing, and weld seam fatigue.
Call Now →Fast dispatch across all 48 continental states, packaged securely with ball joint stud protective caps to prevent thread damage during transport.
Call Now →Heavy-gauge stamped steel or forged aluminum lower control arms pre-fitted with ball joints and inner pivot bushings.
OEM upper control arms designed to maintain double-wishbone suspension camber geometry under aggressive cornering.
Rear trailing arms, toe control links, and lateral camber control arms for multi-link independent rear suspension systems.
Read common questions about ball joint wear symptoms, wheel alignment requirements, bushing replacement, and fitment.
Symptoms include loud metallic popping or clunking noises when driving over bumps, steering wheel wandering at highway speeds, and rapid uneven tire tread wear along the inner or outer tire edges.
Yes! Replacing control arms alters wheel camber, caster, and toe settings. A 4-wheel alignment post-installation is mandatory to ensure straight tracking and prevent rapid tire scrubbing.
Replacing the complete control arm assembly includes brand new pre-pressed bushings and a fresh ball joint. Buying the assembly saves expensive hydraulic shop press labor and eliminates the risk of an old ball joint failing shortly after.
Yes, front and rear control arms are side-specific due to sway bar mounting tabs and ball joint offset angles. Always select the exact side required for your repair.
Yes, inner rubber bushing pivot bolts must be torqued with the vehicle weight resting on its wheels at normal ride height to prevent rubber bushing binding and premature tearing.
Contact our customer support team at +1 (855) 613-4411 with your vehicle's VIN, model year, and side (Driver or Passenger) for 100% fitment verification.
Browse our extensive selection of OEM upper and lower suspension control arms or speak with a suspension technician today.